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Old dogs, new tricks

By Kenneth Field · Thursday, Oct. 15,2009 9:36 p.m.

The inner corruption of the Republican Party was necessary, if they stood any chance of reinventing the conservative image. The reason Republicans become so synonymous with greed is because they recognize that it takes a healthy amount of American greed to stabilize an economy of our capacity.

The Indiana Daily Student

Executive office removes Sigma Pi leadership, alumni reorganize chapter

Thursday, Oct. 15,2009 2:32 p.m.

The campus undergraduate leaders of Sigma Pi have been removed from their positions, all official campus activities have been halted and the fraternity has been placed in an alumni trusteeship, according to a press release from the Sigma Pi Fraternity Executive Office.

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Season tickets guaranteed now through Mon.

By Sean Morrison · Thursday, Oct. 15,2009 12:54 a.m.

IU Athletics Director Fred Glass learned the strength of IU’s student body during the University’s last home football game, when IU students bought 11,000 student seats – an expansion of more than a third of the normal seating for students.

We Do

Somewhere over the rainforest

By Julianne Clifton · Thursday, Oct. 15,2009 12:27 a.m.

LAKE SANDOVAL, Peru - Gold miners dump mercury into the Madre de Dios River five kilometers from some of the most intensely protected rainforests in Peru.

Night at the MAC

Effron, Symphony Orchestra bring life to music

By Lily Miller · Thursday, Oct. 15,2009 12:09 a.m.

The musicians and conductor all appeared to sway with the rhythm, as though the music itself was a strong wind blowing through the stage. The audience gave thunderous applause to the orchestra and its conductor after the piece concluded. On Wednesday, Jacobs School of Music faculty member David Effron conducted the IU Symphony Orchestra at the Musical Arts Center.

IU-Virginia Football

Backup QBs operate sideline signals

By Nathan Hart · Thursday, Oct. 15,2009 12:01 a.m.

The U.S. government classifies its restricted information in three levels: confidential, secret and top secret. If the IU football team had a classification system, its sideline signals would fall in the “top secret” category.

Brian Posehn

Posehn premieres at Funny Bone

Wednesday, Oct. 14,2009 11:57 p.m.

This week Brian Posehn is making his first-ever appearance at the Funny Bone Comedy Club. Many people said that Posehn is the biggest act to come to the Funny Bone since its opening.  “Brian Posehn is another one of those comedians that comes to town that you say, ‘How the hell did the Funny Bone get him?’ And that’s something they consistently do,” IU graduate and Funny Bone host Brad Wilhelm said.

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